The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Till going to press there is no word
Of the steamer Zealandla
One of the Government steam road
rollers was overhauled yesterday
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Further news in regard to the re-
cent lava flow may be expected by the
steamer Kinau, which will be due this
morning.
Mr.. Booth desires to meet with all
the men who have signed the pledge,
in the v NJ c. A. hall at 1890 this
evening.
The sidewalk on the makai side of
Potel street, between DIR. McGrew's
residence and Mr. Goo Kim's corner,
is in very bad condition.
The Kings Own Company met at
the Armory last evening to sign the
resolutions adopted in regard to the
new military law. Several new recruits
were brought in.
A meeting of the Myrtle boat club
was announced for last evening, but
our reporter, after visiting number Of
the members, none Of whom had heard
OF the meeting, gave up the job as
n. g.
A large paper mail will be forwarded
to the United States by the Zealandia,
owing to residents sending papers, with
accounts Of the volcanic outbreak on
Hawaii, to friends and relatives across
the ocean.
Some of the costumes and other
property for the II. Y. g. b. G. min
strel company arrived by the Australia
from San Francisco. The first per
Torrance will be given during the first
week Of March.
A union temperance meeting Of the
congregations of Kawaiahao and
Kaumakapili churches, to be addressed
by Mr. Richard T. Booth, will be held
at the latter church tomorrow evening
at the usual hour.
Mr.. S. Enrich goes away by thu
steamship Zealandia on a trip to The
East. He will return with full lines o
new goods for the Temple Of Fashion
that store to be rehtted and reno
waited in his absence.
James G.. Fair, jr., son of Senate
FAN, tried to shoot ex-CongressmaI
Page of California in Washington bar
room, because Page declined to drinl
with him; but the latter hit the pisto
and the ball struck the ceiling.
West Dow & Co have received e
Australia large assortment of goods il
the Furniture, Music and Toy lines
also Picture Mouldings, Rustic Frames
all sizes; Splashers and Games. Ca
and see Parlor Set just received. 3
For sale-two parrots, one speaking
English, Spanish and Hawaiian pei
fectly; the other, same breed bu
younger, very good English talkel
Also, monkey, very playful and traC
table. Apply at Fort-street Shooting
Gallery. NV
There is guileful little trench acros
Fort street, between Hotel and Bere
tania, scarcely observable by drive
until its presence is felt by viciou
lar to the carriage springs, the ever
ness of the road leading to it on bot
sides increasing the treachery of tn
jolt
Mr.. Jas. T. White prepared the y
M. c. A. hall for Mr. Booths lectur
in aid of Geo. W. DeLong Post, G. 4
r. Besides the decorations mentlone
Yesterday in our description of whic
several words were accidentally lie
out, Mr. White draped table for tn
press with an American flag
Tenders we're accepted by the Il
terror Department yesterday as follow
the articles being for the use Of Il
Bureau of Roads and Bridges Miles
Hayley, IA mules to be not less tia
Is hands high, at $3.50 each;
Brewer & Co, six carts at SIS eac
w. L. Foster, 20 sets of harness at p
each,
Mr.. Osman Day will deliver !
second lecture, the subject bel
Napoleon Bonaparte," at the Clt
House, King street. this evening +
lecture on the French Reyolutl'
showed him to be thoroughly conv'
SAINT with that theme, and no doubt
LII -. az annoliv instructive q